A three-way discussion of the abstract in art, literature and life.
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Saroyan & Miller tackle a mildly obscure painter w/his help,
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As a continuum to Henry Miller's chapter about Hilaire Hillel in The Air-Conditioned Nightmare he makes a brilliantly articulate contribution to this book in letter form. His analyses of Hilaire Hillel's murals and paintings in San Francisco is strong as a literary achievement and art criticism. Saroyan's essay is equally as staggering with its prose like quality, and when these two twentieth century greats are stacked beside the painter himself a full compositional portrait is made.
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